The Colorado police officer slain in Monday’s massacre at a Boulder grocery was the final person shot in the rampage that left 10 people dead, police said Friday. And no one — other than that officer, Eric Talley — was shot after he and other officers started engaging the gunman at the King Soopers store
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Efforts to dislodge the huge container ship stuck in the Suez Canal intensified Saturday as the backlog of ships at either end of the crucial waterway grew, heightening concerns over the impact of the blockage on global supply chains. The Ever Given, a container ship almost as long as the Empire State Building is tall,
Continue ReadingClick here for updates on this story NEWBERG, Oregon (KPTV) — It’s been a little over a year since wineries in the Willamette Valley were forced to close down. “Everyone I think was really shocked at the extent of, you know, the closures and the spread of the virus and just all the things that
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Click here for updates on this story KANSAS CITY, Missouri (KCTV) — One person was shot and suffered life-threating injuries Friday afternoon. Police were called about 1:30 p.m. to a hair salon business in the 4300 block of Blue Ridge Boulevard. A witness at the salon told KCTV5 that it started as a fight between
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Dena Cook lost her roof when a tornado ripped through her Birmingham, Alabama, neighborhood on Thursday, but her faith is stronger than ever after seeing that the scarf-draped cross in her backyard was spared by the storm. “It’s just God,” Cook told CNN on Friday. Cook and her husband rode out the tornado in a
Continue Reading At least 91 civilians were killed across Myanmar on Saturday, according to a tally by the independent Myanmar Now news outlet, as the military junta continued to crack down on peaceful protests. The killings in 40 towns and cities across the country would represent the bloodiest day of protests since a military coup last month.
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You can hear the frustration in the nurse’s voice as he narrates the video, walking closer to an open window. “You have to be an engineer to make this work,” he says. “You have to be like MacGyver.” The video moves past a woman on oxygen, the tube running down from her nose to the
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story Toronto, Ontario (CTV Network) — Just like influenza vaccines, which are adjusted each year to combat viruses as they change and mutate, COVID-19 vaccines may need similar alterations until infection rates decrease, a recent study suggests. Influenza viruses are fast-changing, making it difficult for the human body to
Continue Reading A tree frog from Florida named Betty has been named Cadbury’s 2021 Easter Bunny. The White’s tree frog, native to Australia, beat over 12,000 contenders for the coveted title, the Hershey Company announced in a news release this week. Betty will be Cadbury’s mascot in a national commercial this spring. Kaitlyn Vidal — a college
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COLE COUNTY, Mo. (KMIZ) Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers busted a vehicle for speeding in Cole County Friday night and found guns and drugs inside. In a tweet, MSHP said state troopers stopped the vehicle on US 54, at Hammann Drive. Upon further investigation, troopers seized two loaded guns, over $16,000 in cash and a
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story ST. LOUIS (KMOV) — South St. Louis City resident Gary Chaffin says he was shocked this week when officers with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) showed up to his home to evict him. “I didn’t think the police evicted people,” Chaffin said. He said on Wednesday,
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When you think of professional athletes training, you might have an image of impossibly grueling workouts that the average person could never get through. That isn’t exactly accurate. The biggest difference between the way the general public works out and how the pros approach training is style. Understanding how pro athletes take care of themselves
Continue Reading Two teenage girls have been charged in the carjacking death of a man this week in Washington, DC, police say. Mohammad Anwar, 66, of Springfield, Virginia, was killed Tuesday afternoon near Nationals Park, the Metropolitan Police Department said in a statement. Anwar was working as an Uber Eats driver, says a GoFundMe page set up
Continue Reading A Russian socialite and TV personality is under fire for interviewing a convicted rapist following his release from prison. Ksenia Sobchak interviewed 70-year-old Viktor Mokhov who was sentenced in 2005 to 17 years in prison for the kidnap and rape of two teenage girls, whom he kept in a basement for almost four years. Mokhov
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Efforts to dislodge the huge container ship stuck in the Suez Canal intensified Saturday as the backlog of ships at either end of the crucial waterway grew, heightening concerns over the impact of the blockage on global supply chains. The Ever Given, a container ship almost as long as the Empire State Building is tall,
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story Toronto, Ontario (CTV Network) — A study led by Boston University and in co-operation with the government of the central Pacific island nation of Kiribati has discovered new deep-sea microbes so foreign that human cells cannot recognize them or register that they exist. The study, published March 12
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story Toronto, Ontario (CTV Network) — New insights into the history of a remote Welsh island have emerged thanks to some rabbits who kicked up 9,000-year-old artifacts as they were burrowing. Richard Brown and Giselle Eagle, two nature wardens who are in lockdown on Skokholm Island off the coast
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Spring break started Saturday for students at the University of Missouri. The university will not require students living on campus to be tested when they return, like the school did for winter break. MU spokesman Christian Basi said low case numbers and timing were some of the factors that played a role
Continue Reading You know how they say that anything worth doing is worth doing twice? Well, a man in South Carolina must have taken it to heart — and now he has $200,000 to show for it. The man went to a package store in the town of Summerville and bought two tickets with the same number:
Continue Reading Iron age warriors were laid to rest in an ancient burial ground complete with feather-stuffed bedding from an array of birds, new research has shown. The Valsgärde burial ground, near Uppsala in central Sweden is renowned for its 600 and 700 CE boat graves, and home to some 90 burial sites from the Merovingian period,
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